St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-07
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
A GENTS-We want good, energetic man IN
n every town in the Northwest to sell our new
book. THE Labor Movements" $3.50 month
easily made. Empyreal Publishing House. 81:
a PPRENTIC ES-Immediately, 3 gentlemen
n TO learn railroad and commercial telegraph
business at the Globe Telegraph company ccrner
Fourth and Jackson, $50 Jacson ST. st. PAU,
Mimi. Dos
DARBER wanted; 44G Jackson St; nothing but
ID frst-class need apply.
DARBER-A good, steady barber and good
ID wages. Call at 446 Jackson st.
DARBER-A good barber wanted at No. AIS
ID jackson St., between Eighth and Ninth f.
Tamack.
DAKER-Good second hand; one who has had
ID experience. Regain & McVeigh, 67 East
Third ST.
DELL BOYS at the Clarendon hotel.
DOOkKEEPER-M speak German and I'M
ID derstand his business: give former occupa-
ton and compensation expected. T. T., Glooe. .
DUTCHER-A German butcher and sausage
d maker; single man preferred. John Shuler,
Aberdeen Oak. 4
DLACkIS ITH-Good wages and steady en-
ID plpyaaent will be given. Address A. Thomp-
son. Dawson, Mimi 9l-9l
DARBER-Ffrst-clas at is East Third st.
ID A. Chryst.
DARBER-First-clas colored barber at 1877
pARBER-Corne Third and watasha SITS.
poY to work on dairy. Apply $50 Robert st.
DOY wanted-A job in an office. Henry Girard,
ID $50 Eaton av., West st. Paul
DOY wanted. DIR. Teller, 1856 Jackson st.
DOY to work in cgar-box factory al PA East
ID Thirteenth st. 3
COOK--Good pastry cook and second cook at
- International hotel Immediately. 4
CAGHLER-A good carrier for the Northwest
- ern portion of the city. w. E. Magraw cir.
eulator. 4
COATMAKERs-At l5S West seventh st. r.
" Powers. 4
SV0ATMAKER at once. R. A. Hunt. l41 Da-
y kota ay,s. :
NONPO< ITO r, tieffnan at once Huelster &
4 Shelp 2tG East Seventh st. 97-9S
ENH0RE BOY. TO do chores morning and even
- ing. 139 Summit av. 4
EtEOISE IsOf-A good honest boy to do chores
y at 20 East Third st. 4
GANTASSER Wanted-Call at A. Schwartz b
~ Co.'S. G3 East Seventh st.
4 yfIAINMAN-on with some experience. ].
~ p. Mumforl, surveyor. 316 Robert st.
(1ARPENTERS-T good carpenters at 649
\ Mississipp st. Herman Onken. 8
CHOKE BOY, l6 to IS years old. to do chores
- around the house. $50 Jackson st. 3
CLERK-Grocery clerk wanted state age and
~ where last employed. Address Grocer, Globe.
nAIRY WORKSHOP lad for dairy work;
- apply at 1880 o'clock at Connel blacksmith
shop, next to the Globe Office.
DELIVERY CLERK-Boy for weeks to de-
~ liver groceries; must DE acquainted on St
Anthony hill. j. N. Mounts. corner Ashland av.
and Dale. 97-9
DELTyERY CLERK-Man to drive delivery
IL wagon; must be well acquainted with the
city. Apply to Smith & Farwell, $50 East Seventh
nIsHWAsHERS at the Clarendon hotel.
nRAFTSMAN-Good; one that is ambitious,
IL energetic and willing to learn. Harry G.
Carter theatrical architect, "a Davidson block,
st. Paul.
nRUG CLERK-Competent drug clerk: state
~ terms references required. j. d. Mclean.
Groton, Oak. 4
nAIRY WORK-Two young men for dairy
- work. Apply after p. m, corner of Charles
and Grotto.
Iced BOY-An experienced feed boy. Globe
JOB office.
FARM WORKING men on farm: hands 1922
4 per month all year; two farm hands ne ar
city $40 per month. Swanson & Co., Seventh ST.,
corner SiDley. "
LNARMWORK-Mant to work on farm. Inquire
at 1858 Wabasha. 3
(tARDENER-May l, for Lake Minnetonka; a
" reliable man who understands grape culture
and garden work. Apply to L. ID. Hodge, Room
AZ, Glfllan block between / and O'Clock p. III.
96-97
DAINTERS-Two frstclass painters. paper
i hangers and calciminers. Canniff Il Dean,
Grand Forks, Oak.
DIAPER HANGERS, two good, and one ex-
L perienced paste boy; call at Merchants
hotel at O'Clock.
r DHARAIACIST-Regi who speaks Ger.
i man Apply at Ryan Drug company,
DORTER, good for barber shop. 4O2 East
i Seventh st.
DA1STER-House, who understands granting
and calcimining l79 East Fillmore av
DAINTERS-Good painters at 49s University
aY. .
DRINTER-A young man with some expert
Il ence IN printing. j. K. Dempsey, 1926 Jack
son st. 8
DRINTER-An Industrious, competent printer
l. to take charge of well paying printing
business in Western Minnesota; to a skilled Job
printer prefer TO pay small stipulated wages and
give share of the gross business of job depart
ment besides. Address Printer, Globe. 95-99
CALESMAN-To take orders for custom panta.
~ looms. j. S. Gooch 81 Co., Union block, 49
East Fourth st.
CALEsMEN-Fiv good statesmen; salary and
~ commission; previous experience not ne ces.
sary. Apply at 81 East Third street.
CHOEMAKER-Good, at 81 East seventh st.
SHOENIAKERS-Two good men at once; good
- work. r. F. Walters, Branerd, Mimi. 92-s
SALESMAN-A competent salesman in q
- wholesale grocery house; experience re-
quiredi reference must accompany application
Salesman Globe.
SHoEMAKER-To work in the country; good
~ wages and steady employment to the right
man. Apply to 2. K. Hardenbergh 4 Co.
SOLICITOR-Wanted. man to solicit old hats
~ to be repaired. Call at Nelson hat factory
Fourth and jackson SITS. st
TNEAMSTERS-Four good teamsters early
Il corner Miller and 1glehart st.
WOOD CHOPPERS-25 woodchoppers to &c
w to Wisconsin, wanted at once. Bjoinstad s
Omdahl, 3l9 Rice st. 81
MAJ ORK-Man willing to work can secure good
w paying situation; call after 8 a. In. Is
West Third st. 4
NTORk-A man willing to work for $40; must
how Erc%-n Io 1t